News & Customer Spotlights

OpenCape shared some key points with the Massachusetts Joint Committee on Ways and Means to help serve as useful guidance for upcoming broadband policies.

The goal is to showcase Main Street Falmouth and Woods Hole's Main Street as connected destinations where infrastructure exists for small businesses.

OpenCape recently reached out directly to our two U.S. Senators and nine Members of the House of Representatives to express our strong belief that broadband funding should focus on local solutions.

"You know you are doing something right when the big players start taking shots at you" says OpenCape CEO Steven Johnston in response to an Op-Ed letter that appeared in the Falmouth Enterprise in August.

Cyberattacks are in the news and on the rise... so OpenCape is being proactive in support of our customers’ cybersecurity protocols.

Writer-Editor William Ferrall was the very first residential customer at our Fiber-to-the-Home Pilot Program at 255 Main Street.

As part of OpenCape’s non-profit mission to make tangible improvements to the economic development and quality of life in our region, the Board of Directors recently launched an annual High School Scholarship Program.

Since being called to serve as rector at Saint Barnabas’s Episcopal Church in 2018, Reverend Will H. Mebane, Jr., has made a concerted effort to align his church with local initiatives.

Since being called to serve as rector at Saint Barnabas’s Episcopal Church in 2018, Reverend Will H. Mebane, Jr., has made a concerted effort to align his church with local initiatives.

This is a call we get every week at OpenCape… a small to mid-sized business that is having significant challenges with its technology. Sometimes it is simply their hardware.

Sandwich Public Schools recently were subject to a cyberattack that impacted their remote learning systems and OpenCape was called upon to help.


This summer Governor Baker signed a new IT Bond Bill for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, which includes $1.7M in funds allocated for OpenCape Internet connectivity projects on the Cape & Islands.

OpenCape announces today that $1.7M in funds allocated for OpenCape Internet connectivity projects have been included in the current IT Bond Bill, also referred to as the General Government Bond Bill.

We continue to work with the Cape and Islands legislative delegation, town administrators, community leaders and business owners to advocate for the funds to be released.

OpenCape Launches Residential Fiber Service with CapeBuilt Development Project. Historic Redevelopment in Hyannis will include the first fiber-enabled residential units built on Cape Cod

In response to OpenCape's announcement last week that it would offer 100% Free Bandwidth upgrades to customers.

Last week, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai emphasized the importance of keeping Americans connected as the country experiences serious disruptions caused by the coronavirus outbreak.

Derek Pando rarely had problems with his home internet service — until last week. That was when he began working from his house because of the coronavirus.